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SharePoint Cross-Site Lookup Pack
  • Cross-Site Lookup other lists from different sites;
  • Freely convert among SharePoint Cross-Site Lookup column, SharePoint Cascaded Lookup column and SharePoint default lookup column;
  • Filter field values by selecting list view;
  • Filter field values by other fields(Parent Column) in the same list;
  • Filter field values by Filter Column in the looked-up list;
  • Find-as-you-type function makes all the objects which are listed in the Dropdown list with the same letter as the input word shadowed and selected quickly.
SharePoint Cross-Site Lookup Pack

Version: 2.15.714.0

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SharePoint Cross-Site Lookup Pack contains two powerful lookup enhancements: SharePoint Cross-Site Lookup and SharePoint Cascaded Lookup. Designed to fully complement each other, these two enhancements offer a suite of features that dramatically leverage your SharePoint lookup functionality.

Cross-Site Lookup allows you to look up and pull information from any site in a site collection, adds find-as-you-type functionality to your lookup field, and filters items displayed in the lookup field according to a view defined in the source list (the list where the information is being looked up from).

Filter list items according to a view defined in the source list

Find-as-you-type functionally automatically selects items in the dropdown menu that match the text you have entered

Cross-Site Lookup also has a folder mode, allows you to lookup folders in other lists or sites and display the contents of the folder when you view or edit an item.

Cascaded Lookup also allows you to look up and pull information from any site in a site collection and reduce the number of options presented in a lookup field by using a series of related filters. Building parent-child relationships between columns in the same list so that data entered in one field will filter the options presented in another. (For example, you have a parent column called “State” and a child column called "City". If you select New York as your "State", the values in your "City" field will be filtered so that only cities in New York State will be displayed.

The 'State' field filters the options presented in the 'City' dropdown menu